The Sun. — London, England, 1808-04-28 00:00:00

, - • 7 - 7 Uril, ArRiL I ,ait t\redneid.iy afi,ernoon, his Royal k - fighnesS the T),. , ,kv. of ,itt,.-ndeci by hie Aidrcle-Cittup, iri*ed id , the knig's, ia. Gloucester-row. Highbe s wa4,...r,eceived by General LISI - (CuotaAiktvie,c, of our Garrison), Colonel ~#I..T EN, and several -of 110 r Fie f id ()dicers,- His Royal, ;4;441 1 e:is and . Sint :dined with the General and, a, yett p . Ltety., r .and in the evening his . Royal.,/lightiess' , v34.4../tain4(ll, private . circle uf friends' In his Ma jesty's awrturetifs., next illy his .Itoyal Highness insp.thed- the . and 2d 11 , :gintents of :Hanoverian Iito,)11 Horse - (disiuninited)'in Raaipole Barrack-yarctrattended by= his Staff, and 'sverat Field Officers: the morning iiiing . very favourable,. the : Troops: had iiii-oll.or tainity of apetaring to more advlttuage than 00 any 'former Fi4.l7day. After the inspection, his Royal lliihness' dined with the °dicers of the Ist .11egi meta, by whom bisßoYalyighness was'entertained , rn,a mauler suitable to his rank. ..:The next morning bOth Regiments, (mounted) ,wcre reviewed by his Royal Highness on our B:inds. A great concour:it Of people, were, present to • vs, it tress this Field-day, affording the Brigade an oppor tunity of ..cquiring increased credit, and,by theeniu -lalion of both Otliert - 4, and Priv048.,:.t.0- be noticed by his Royal Highness their corn naancling Officer After which, the Duke, General LINSINGEN; and Staff, dined with Colonel. ALTEN and the Otlicdrs of the 2d Regiinent,at, Sca 11-En's Table d'flote, on the Eiplinade. Theclinner was' most sumptuous, and the whole entertainment Con dytied ina style of elegatic6,. expressive of every at „ tiicluntrt to their Itnral, Guest, accianiLinieit hy,an elegant disprity.G(Vire-wai-ks, prepared fur the oc tasioii. His Royal Higlmes3, General LINSIN.GEN, C.:0;0- nel A.L . TLii, andands selec party altertyards spent the eivoing.with DuCtor 8%,v14, at his house., in Glou cestir4olVt, when a private concert took place, at which his Royal Hipritsl.l, Colonel: ALIEN, and 'several amateurs assisted ; at twelve ,o'elock bis Royal Clighnes took leavo of the company, and im mediately set off in his barouche and four for Windsor. • Kihr. COURT OF KING'S ATI% It 17. Datrintsrot V. REED, • This was an Acaion ita:tin:it the Defendant, as ship•oWner, for neret , aties furnished to one Iguses. . A.gen, the ship's husUpd, su long back as the year 1803. Agen becarnea bankrupt in t h e year, t 805, and the Plaintiff now'resosted to the Defendant fur • paytneut. Tor the Defendant, the fullowitig•cir cumstances wetc,proved, which, it ‘c as contendpd, discharged hint torn his resp,uhih:ity Lb / at by the customs of the trade;sitch debts were payable at `eighteen months credit ;" and that . , if this had been demanded within that .time, the Defendant would have dedated it in settling his account with Agen, Oe Ship's husband. But that not having any claim made by the Plaintiff, they had . , given credit to Agen for it, and' had }aid him accordingly it Avas olio proved that there, was a long account of paper • accommodation between the - Plaititiff and 'Agen pre-, vious to the Bankruptcy , Of .the latter. The Jury, ntidz.r these circumstances, found a verditl.f for the .netcndant. . • , HARRIS V, WZBSTER. This was an action on a policy of insurance upon the Ship Elizabeth, from Swariage to WarAwich, with stores. kappeared that, the vessel in question, nfter leavihg port, was driven into Yarmouth, in the Isle of Wight, by stress of weather. After tepair ing the loss of a milder, bhe again set forward,on . her voyage, but encounterin More tempestuouty weather l the vessel at last became wholly unma—, tageable, and drifted at the mercy of the , witid and waves. In thiS extremity, Harris, the Mater and 4. , ,,r ov onnaur, lost his senses, and would neither suffer his mate and 1.):)y to force him into the long- • boat, nor quit the vessel of his own , accoict: on the contrary, he ,was.determined to .sink or swim ' her, and kept exclaiming, "'Satan, I defy thy utmost malice."' The Mate and the boy left the vessel, and the INitiSter..atid ship wetit to the bOttom. together. The Mate, got on shore near Deaehy Head, And made a protest at Newhaven .but &tier ing from that made by the Cai4tain himself as to the tinge of his sailing, it was imagined , some.-dmeption had been used with the Underwriters, and they re sisted the policy. The Jury, however, attributing the difference to mistake, end considering that it was the 'Uficlow Of —the unfortunate owner that brought the anion, found a verdict for the Plaintiff. THE AINP V. BARNETT.* This was an indiatrient for .obstruCling a Custom house Officer in the due execution . of hiS duty: It eppearid that' the Ihlefendant, a Jeiv, keeps a house ill St. Catharine's; inid the Officer susVe6ting that he bad some unduried coffee; went to Seize it. this he was prevented by the Defendant, who collared him, and afterwards held hint- ty one leg to prevent Inszoing up stair's, while he .spoke to his, wile in • the Hebrew latignage, and tl3.e coffee was thrown . out 'of the window. Delemiant was found guilty of the o!.;fitruclion, , but a poilt. of law was reserved iy his favour, it appealing liat the writ of .Bssistanct; under Which the PrUsLeut6r aded, was ranted i n tho'second year of the - -rk'ign Of his pre-, . ado; Maje3ty, .and the ComtniS3iOnerl, t 9; whOtn it' Vas direacd,had all died rebus to the Prosecutor's. lippointweut., , The authority, rfi cro f ol , the Officer was quitioti_d, and authorised, flicn Defendant Was instied in reOsting the search of his hOust., 'lt was agreed that the :'tit, ati it tvo, was a 'sufficient autl.:)rity, and,:that the ob- WOuld not lie, Loral f i eNiCtitcl 6n, how- ever, Was ifipipit., r daft the ~hjeOion *l5 Of suf.; iicient weight to have the point.yaserVed...: luau's house, he said, %%l hil.casitl, and without a coin- Temot authority, DC14111(12 . 1a waainstilied i. tilbtll g. , . • • , A Cypric i li,qf the first. artier, wilt) re v els irr truly s i at i c , j u4340 , 4 ,- ins sOlentliti,4wlse nut far from itt er-stret, latt•ty a: pain liee.4le ittorker :at Chi chtstai, nobLe• 'terrier wal 1„:4Ailly Oa ViSi" to LIM btftlbt niarke.A.: L.t)NDOP4 t Priit tal-c From LONDOIV GAZ-STTE, ;dpril t'n; . _ . War-Office, m ;16, stoS. 9th Regiment of LiAht Dragoons; Cornet Denis Mahon th Lieutenant, by purchise,,.viec N•l•Qiieen, who rttires. is tit and Adjutant John- K nott to have the Rank of L , . tun Ditto, Cornet Wm. Smith to be Lieutenant, by pur chaSe; vice %Venster, wh`o retires. 17th Ditto, Qii..rter.ivlaster tichad Ryan. from the lath Eight I) 7 . 4:;(.011N, to tip withotapurchasei tolli Onto, Cornet George Attain lt,lotiltrie to be Licute nnt,, by purchase, vice C11.4)0.111, promeied. ist Regiment of Foot Guards,' Captain George Marquis of T , ,vtedale, front the Mill Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice i uoteorricrie„,.who ex.e henries, . • • .! • Coldstream RcAtinent of .Tout C uatifs, 11,1i0, Gent. to be Enstgn, without purchase, vice M'Kintion, promoted. 33, i(egirnent of Foot Guards,,-- 41urray, Gem.. to. he .En. sign, withoutpurchase, Vice Mitten, promoted in the 56th Foot. • • ist itcgiment of Foot, Littitenanl. - Colonel lames' Stevenson _Battles, from the Chas curs BritanniqutS,• to te Lieutenant. Colonel, without purchase. Lieutenant Alexander Gib son, from the 83(11•opt, to be Lieuteliant, viceHingston, • who exchanges. 2(1 Dittu, -Assistant-Surgeon George: Hicks, ••from• -the .44th Foot, to be Assistant•Surge,on, vice West,,stiperseded.. 'Silt' Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Wallis Fart, from Halt.pay of, the 17th Foot, to be Lienienant,. vice HippeSlev;'-'who ex changes, receiving the . Difference. - - Ensign lohn Holland M i Ketizie to be ' , ;iatftenant, by purchase, vice Bishop, pro nvited. Ent ign J iiea lia4arty, froni the sth Garrison Bat . teflon, to be Ensign, vice Stephens, winiexcliangcs. 7th -Ditto, Lieutenant Hatmani", from thexd:Royal - Lan cashire Militia. to be Lieutenant... Ricitarci.Dawson,Gent. to be Lieutenant, withotit pnieliase, vice Parkhurst, ap pointed to Champagne's Regtment. • feth•Dhles Cal , tatn Crisp. M. Montgometie, from the ISt Foot Guards, to be Captain of u,Conipatiy.. vi‘e Olt Mar. quis of Tweed*, whit eXcliauges.. Ensign, Fergu son, from' the Warwick tvltlitia, to be Friyagn. 14th Ditto, Captain 'Wm Marshall, Min tEe'7th 'Garrison, "Battalion, to - be. Captain of a Company, -vice Stewart, who exChanges Hospital. t'date • John LaS4itty to be As . sistant.Snrgeen. . 15th Ditto, Lieutenant.john Sweet, from the 6.lth Foot, to the Captain 014 Compaoy, vice •dectased. 23d Ditto,' G. I , ensilarn, Gent. to 1. fteeond Lielitenant, by purchase, vice Leucite, prom- Ltd. Lieutenant lames . Booze, ;hem the I.l . „,enbigh Militia, to he Second Lieutenant. ,241 h bitto. Lieutenant -- Vara), trout the 4th Garrison 'Battalion, to be . ticAltenalt, Vier Redman, who exchanges. k.iisign -Charles Arch Bartholoinew to be Lieutenant,' by purenase, viteAuthews. Prohl"tcdt . 3•111 Ditto, Lieutenant Initic.is Artnesl!y, front the 7th Gar rison Battalion, ,tu be• l i ieuteriant, vice Bland, who ex. .changes. • • 3,lst Dittos-Major filly .C. L'F.strange, from the 94th . Foot. to be vice Statlbrd, who exchanges. • 38th Ditto, Join viatitt, Gent. to be Ensign, with Out pur. • chase, vice Whntiey, promoted in the Ist GarriSon "Bat.," . .4.itn Ditto, Hospital-Mate Richard Hanley to be ASsistant. Surgeon, vice I appointed to the x foth. '46th.l)itto, Elisiiat Frederick. Elliott to ha Lieotenant, vice ( 2 11 14isti.iti. vi4a-cas,(l. F,tisign. Hans Morrison, front- the loth boot, to be Letnetlant. 'Vice Jleaildete, tieeeaSetl. Donald Thompson, `(;cite. to be Ensign, vice Elliott. seth Ditto, major the Honourable Charles Sratenope, _from the Loh G.irrison ILtltation. to be -Major, vice Riddell, aopeinted tO I ii tst Ditto, Lieutenant John M. &lainwaring„, front tla.:9oth Foot; to be;Lieritenard- Colonel, Wee MiDonald, who.,exclianges. • Captain Edward Kelly; Mtn the 3d West 1,11(1n4 Regiment, nabe Captain of a Company, vice Snort, who exchanges. •• ' • . 55th Ditto, Weeks, "Gent. to be - Ensign, without pn:citaae," vice Haman. promoted. . 59111 Ditto, Ensign hraut.is M'air, to be Lieutenant, vice, Lodge, deceased 6oth Ditto, %%titian' Margenthall,' Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vitae Eberatein, promoted. 6rl Vitti4 Ensign George Wy the to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Collins. who relies. • Ensign 101"1 L. • O'Neill, from the 6th Garrison Battalion,' to be. Lieute nant, without .pur4intse, vice Unlacke, appointed to the Bth Royal Veteran Battalion.. . 63d Dino, Ensign Robert Walsh Richardson to be Lieute, nalit, without purchase, vice Kent, who resigns,' Ed .; w4rd Gent.. to be Ensign, vice. l(tcharu. • sou. • 6,1411 Ditto.. Ensign fames Morsoti to ,be Lieutenant , with- cat pUn..lle, vi.e Sweet, promoted in the istn t• out,— Rooeit. APLerotii, Gent. to be Ensign, -vice Morsun. 65th Ditto, Ensign James Maclean to be Lieutendnt, with • out . purchase, vice Warren, pr o m o ted. S amue l Robot son Warren, i;ent. to be tAisigo, tee, Maclean. 67th Ditto, .Ensign linty to be Lieutenant, without. purchase. Eosigrt Thomas juitnson Smith, porn the sth Garrisen Battalion, to be Lieutenant, without ptircoase. 70111. Ditto, Ensign Geotge Healy Haien to be I.i.:Litell3llt, WaliOut vice' Poe, dismissed the Service. Ed. wttd Yates, Ginit..to Re Enaign, without imicliase, vice Morrison", promoted in the 46th Foot. Felix Kearns, Cent, to be Ensittij without perehase, vice .1 Lizen. i 7istVitto, Ensigii toltus Richards to he Lieutenant, vice 1% 14 0 0 410d, deceased. John Itiberts;' Gent. tube Ensign, vice Richards, 72,d Ditto, Ensign William Graham to be Lieutenant; with.. out purchase, ,vie u Nl'Artlitir, promoted in the New South" - Wales Corps. Henry tVilliant _Maxwell, Cent, to 'be Ensign, vice Graham. Ditto, Etlsign Arch:bald 111"Nauglitail to he Lieute . nant, without purchase, viCelaCkSon A wile retires. 75th Ditto,, Ensigo lames B. harry, to be Lieutenant, by • " purchase, vice bishop, who retires. • 771 h Ditto, Lieutenant Arthur Browne, from the South • 4,14y0 Militia; to be Ensign. William Thornton Keep,' Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice lenninge, whose appliotursera has been cancelled, „ 78tIt Ditto, Major Robert Hamilton,. from the 79th Foot, t o be Major, vice Stewart, promoted-in the Royal , %Vest 'ln . dia }tangelo. 79th Ditto, Major Henry f a m e s Riddell, from the sod* FOot, to-be Major, vice Hamilton, appointed to the 78th Eden. , Lieutenant William Maddock, from Half Pay of , the 29111 foot, ,to be Lieutenant, vice Brown, whn, ex• changes, Li eutenant William Ntarshall to be' Adjutant, vice brown, who resigns the Adjutantcy. Stst Pato, Lieutenant Arahor Sanders Taylor, from the 6th Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Ruilkin, who exchanges: 4311 Ditto, Lieutenant fames Hingston, froin the Royal Re \ • girnetit, to.be Lieutenant, vice Gibson, 'who eTtchanges, John Glasco,, Gent. to be Assietant.Surgeott, vice Leeson, promoted. 85th Ditto, Harcourt 'Morton,. Gent. to be 'Ensign, without purchase, vice Robinson, whoseappeintment has not taken place, .„ gods Ditto, Lieutenant. Colonel J o h n 111'1/mall, from the 51st Foot, - tb be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Mainwaring, ,•: who exchanges. Ensign John Grant to be Licutenatit, vice Hiatchinson, -deceased. ` .. 95th Ditt6, 'Second Lieutenant • Walter Cie: to ,be First Lieutenatit, ,by purchase,' vice Somaisall, promoted in the 4 1 h, West. I ndja. Regiment. ..96th Ditto, Ensign Matthew Balfour to be Lieutenant, vice limagan, deceased. 97th I)itto, Ensign George Shaw to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Long, p romote d i n the Yoit. light 1 ntuntry Volnincer,a. Ensign Evans Kettlewell to be • Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Mey, promoted in. the York Light 'lntitotry VOltipteers. • oStli Ditto,. Major John Stafford, from the 31st Foot, to be Majof, vice L'Estran' ge 'whom:changes. • tst West India Iteginitnt, Lieutenant Wm. Davis to he Cap. tainufa Compaoy, vier Archbold, rteCe.secl. Ensign R. Gilmour to be Lieutenant, vice: Richard' riddoC,k, from the 4111. West India Itdgiment, is be Lieu tannic,' 'vice deceased.' 'Wm. Hunt, Cent, to be Ensign, vice. Gilmour. Thomas 'Po/email, - Ge:it, to he Ensign, vice. - Hunt, • whose Appointment has not taken 311 tV,-,,; India Regitnent, C - antain Wnt: - Short, from the g tst boot, to be Captain of a L s ompany, Viee'Ketly, Who ex changes. . To be Lieutenants—Ensign John Nl,C;regar,:vice lohnstcn, diSmissed the Service. Ensign Ancireva sirwan, /torn the Bth Wcr4 'tuba Regiment, vice Poolton, deceased, Ensign ~.fieorge Civhnote . , front the bt,lt ditto,• vice; 'Minn,ap pointed Vital ter Master. , To be Fu§ign-- Win. Adamson, Cent, vice MT egor. Tu be Quarcr Master —Lieutenant Francis M , Mi unt vice deceast:l. , .. • 4111 Ditto, Ensign Felix Thompson to be Lieutenant,. vice Al'lntosh, dec ease d . Ensign Chapman to be . • re . utc. taut, vice Starkie, deceased. To be Ensigns . --Tnoin..* tioctoott; Gctit: vice thompe:qi.. Thos. Tigney Gent. promoted' in,...t114. tst • ed by Itictimtp (IA aazs, of Nu. bow- 54 0: 0 Shafted I 'vitrt.: tirontatsi Orden Webt indist Regiment. Wnt. hiclNinnttgit, Cent. vice tnion.riaii. .. _ _ _ _ _ stii I),:ty, ---- :'.Allison, Gent. to be Lmii 4n, without-put. Lii,s , , vice Siiilth r larornoted. - • -• 6th Ditto, Gordon Cates; (;41 - It. to - ie . Eitsign - , without, -pur chase, vice l'c-cliratie, pnatioted 41 ihe 34 %Vest It Anil Re- o,ts,•nt, 1 L ) itto, Fnsign Edward I.riatt to be Lieutenant. vice Flit e , deceased. Eve, Gent , . :to be F:isign, sill tea to, Garretr Einsworth, 'Gent, to be Ensiga, putchase,vice Kirwan, promoted in the 3d West 1 ' alla Re . , giincnt. Royal West India Rangers, Major David Stewaqi hhni the 78t11• Poet, 'to he Lieutenant-Colonai, viceillogg de:Teas eld. Ensign Alex. Calder to be Lieutenant, w,tlicur. poi chaie, vice Martyn, prehlotect‘'POWell to be Ensign, vice Calder. ) • Royal Staif Corps, Lieut. Alex. 1. odd: to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, 'Vice Arbuthnot, promoted in • the 50 West India Regiment.. • Ensign W. StavelY:to be Lieutenant, vice fold. Chasseuts Britanniques, Major the Flan, john O'Neill; fro r tn the igth Light. Dragoons, to, be Lieutenant-Colonel, with out purchase, vvite Barnes, appoiot,r• to the Royals. ist Garrison Battalien, Ensign C. Woittley, from the sSth FoOt, to be Lieutenant, vice Drewry, appottiten to the i it Royal Veteran Battalion. Ensign Coy-ne Rey nolos, from the loth FOot, to be Lieutenant, vice - Kirke, appo.nteo to the loth'kuyal Veteran Battalion. 3d Lino, Lieut. Peter Adamson, from the 71st Foot, to be Caption'of a Company, vice l ococke deceased. • 4th• Garrison Battalion, Lieutenant Richard . Sparrow ited. man, frorn the 24th Foot, to be Lieutenant, viCelfarcik, who exchanges. . . • t sth Ditto, Ensign Thomas Stephens,. from the ith Foot .to, be Ensign, vice •Ilay,arty, who exchanges. I.anes Hod son,. Gent. to be Ensign, vice Smith, promoted in the 6721 t . Foot. lames Scott, Genf. to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Burton, appointed to the 36th Foot. 6th Ditto, Captain Charles Holland Hastings, from the 82d Foot, to be Major, vice Stanhope, aNatnnted to ihe'scall • foot. Lieutenant Henry Rudkin, from the first Fix'', to be Lieutenant, vice Taylor, who, exchanges. DominiA • French, Gent, to Ipe nsign, vice O'Neill, promoted us the 62d toot. '.7th Ditto, Captain Chitties Ogilvie Stewart; fretn , the Lith Foot, to be Captain of a Coinpany, vice Marshall, who exchanges. • Lieutenant Robert Blind, from the 3oth Foot, to tx..i Lieutenant, vice Annesley, who exchanges. T. A. Hamilton, Gent. to he Quarter-Master, vim Nlarshall, tp pointeci to the Soh foot. 2d Royal Veteran Battalion, Assistant-Surgeon Thomas G. Williams, from the 69th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, • vice Brady, promoted. Canadian Fern:ll)les, - Fairfax, Gent. to be. Ensign, vice Marshall, promoted. , STAFF. • AsSistant Commissary lames Toole to he a Deputy Corn- : inissary of Acconipts to the forces.. Extra Assistant. Cinninissary .I.' Jones to be an Assistant-Commissafy to the forces serving in Ireland, vice O'Mara, appointed to the Conirnissitriat in England. The King's German Legion. rat Regiment of Light Dra goons, Cornet Lewis Krauchenber.; to be Lieutenatu, vice • I:;nsingeth prothOted; . • • • 11.KATul.4 in the C;azette of the Int h-Instant. 4th Garrison Battalion, For Lieut. Lord - Fitzroy, j merset, the 4th Dragoons, to. be Captnin, &c. raid, , Lieut. Lord John Somerset, from the 7th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, Oce. - Ordnawe-Gyfier, iftrit 23, 1802. ." Medical Eitablithmemis Jr Altifitaty Departments of the Ordnaere. Stolid Assistant• Surgeon Stephen Cuddy to be • Assit. ant. Surgeon, vice Groves, dcceased. Dated April 1808. John Ireland, Gent. to tit Second, Assistant•Sut geon. Dated imabove. C) ril klickes, Gent. to be ditto. Datetias above. FROM THIS: STOCKHOLM GAZETTE. OTOcitiIOLNI, APRIL 11.—By . an Express from dottenburgh, we received the titroi tt!at ,on the -7th of this month,..several English Men of War. belonging to the Fleet under the coturnaud'of Admiral SAUIIAREZ, and which is destined, to the Baltic:, arrived at that port ; seven Transports have also arrived, ladep..with a considerable quaiitity of muskets a 461.autttninitipn, agreeable .to a Convention Lunde between the two respective GovernMents: . General Atirou ARAIFELDT, in a Report to ithe ,King, dated from the Head• Quarters at Carlstadt, the 7th Of this month, states, that on the occasion Of the Swedish patroles being sent along the frontiers of Sweden and. Norway, and who are sent out a►•ery day, the Enemy had tired several shots,' without, however, doing any damage; and that a .young (Nicer,. Lieutenant . .44F.UAGE, . having proceeded with.a 'patrole'of four men tromMorasi too far in thecountry, was attacked by an ambtiscade of the Enemy, who were ten in .number, and taken, tOge- Aber with ore of his (Masseurs. The Swedish pa.. troles, enraged at this circumstance, and , inclined to , revenge it, determined to 'retake the Officer, and . tb take as many prisoners as they could. A report has alieady been received that they had made.sothe-pri soners, and there was every mils - on to hope for fur ther success. Several armed peasants found 2111011gSt the prisoners were sent back, after their arms had been taken - from them. On Tuesday night, or early yesterday morning. some thieves, by means of a ladder, forcibly entered the counting-house of Messrs. Willer and Alinesley, in Finsbury-square, ,and after breakingtpen every desk and' drawer, they made their escape with notes and cash to "the amount of upwards of 1001. They left the ladder behind them, which they had'stolen out of'a builder's yard. :A middle aged man, hai. ited like a Naval Officer, was detained between Tneal and k l!eyizea, whilst travelling by one of the: West c , itry stages, on Tuesday last, by a Gentleman cf.the . name of King hatti, from whom he hacf,Obtaine'cf,` on the Intel...d ing/week, guinea and liale,.under . pretence that be was a NaVal Meer ) , by risking his lrfa at sea, had escaped crt..4ll a French prison. The ;m . -pastor i,vas at the time of his detention travelhng on the same errand, and by an apparently artless, tale he had roused the synipath: of Mr JONES,. a,Gentle _ man of fortune, at Hestea, Middlesex, who had advanced . hint 31. to hc.•:u his expences to the I ra ). He is said to lae:e been praetising this system of frand'for some time, and to have been very sUc eessiul at obthining flloory;, An Itiquis4lon was . taken yesterday at the King's: Arms, COrtisate,.MiddleseX, on thebody of .Jona than Hardball), a grazier at Fiuntingdoo, who was found dead on the Turnpike-wad, on. Tuesday morn ing, at day-break. 'The deceased had, itappeated, leftsa public-house in.. the Haymarket can :alonday )llternoon, to go, as he said, about 20 miles towards borne, but there were no traces of him after. He was found lying by the side of..a high toot-path, vith one sidedreadtidly bruised, besides a_deep wound on the tede of the head, which hadoccasionect his death. .He had a pocket-book in his pocket, containing - country hills to sonic amount, with sonic gehfand silVer. The deceased lefty ,London on bor# , back, and he donbtlesa, in 'a state of inebriation, met 4eath by the horse on which he rode falling on hitn.. - Tho am;rnal was - stopped at the next Thrnpikc-gate. ibe.sid - lle was dirty, and there were traces ou the batik of his shoes.—Aicidetital and pitblishad by %dlr LCA sit An.mrc Scat:::. of South c :or s he P 40,. I wets for the . 6dir'or i eicipost-paid), I:LA TT 0-GA R D . Vest ay Jill/1 Ci 7rrl 144 : aliaq Pfaff, was filly clthri;ed %Vitt) haw ing escaped: front tiro thilk; at Woolwich; ab , )ni five years : since. :He Lel ‘subs&tuently Worked difi'erent; 'tipsters *about ~ Clerlienwel!, whorugave hint an - i'..xcellent conic! quence Orient: , active in the Mutiny nn- bond the Tent eraire tnau . of :war in* Bantry Bay, in Decent bet', _ 18UI,'he was=ebnoyed, with the rest of tlitt an l : 4 (weers, to I'Le f tslinottth, tried on board the Gla,dil and 'sentenced to 'death , • :whie it po-iiThtiybg tt , aftcrwards.unitigated to seven Years ti - :ntsportatier• He was fully committed for trial. Edwod To:y/or kis chargd by Alr: Lovell, gold' smith in Airictsgate-street, with whom he worl;e1 as a journeyman, wilh'purldining aquantitY of O a filings, Wittell he had sold to a-reliner at the rate 11. 40s. all He Was fully committed for: trial: Two dustmen Wefo cornraitted for trial by that LoRDAT A .T.ofb.: Tnesday, 'on a charge of stt'll i °4 some bunches of books frOm the collar of I ! A SPER E, in Cdrnhill. They had secrets d the bott`f:t in their basket4;:to the value 0 301: .A carter; who has been in:the employ of Mr! Harrison, cow-keeper, •in Grays-in-lane, and i 5 troubled with an imprudent wife„ to prevent her making aq•ay With his clOtheS, and ihe savings of leis hard work, kept them in his trunk ; secreted in a loft belouging.to master,, covered, with hay.,---Soma villains got Ate knowledge of this, and on Monday night broke open the .tru4 r , : and stole 43 guinea and every •thing else it contained, being the whole of the poor man'i . .property. A man who was ift the employ; of Mr. Harrison, is suspected of bei the; robber, as he` has absconded. BIRTHS Yesterday morning, the Lady of William Caveash, Esti. at,'his house, Charles-strut, Berkley-squire, of I _ , _ . - • Sun and Heir., • On Wethietilay sennight, the Lady of the Hon; and Rev' I% all.tin Cape', ()la Daughter, DIED. Lvety, *this house at Largo, in Fifesitire, Lames Caldel 4 wood Durham, of. Lar4o.. - • • On TtteAlay last, Mrs. toss, wife of Edward Foss, E'l• of Esses-StrLvt. ' • . Lately, 'at . 'LiShen, Charles Mu-ray,. Esq. His. DlJ.,lesti'‘ C0n5..21-Gericral for the of Madeira: „ On - ple 26th hist...l%; rs. Ingrain; tit Carniten-rlacl, 1 ? 1 „,' in 'tile year oft..er age, relid 1. Ingrain, beg, of don,' - .. • Lately, at his litiuse at .Claptiarn,• Mr. GeOt . OTAY ISI Banker, of Btn attholoew-Lne t . • eridly the isth irist, at her father's house, in the year of ker Age. Miss Mary Ann d aug hter of NUL r i r t to ttitt, - biCerrans. She went to bed on Thuidai 04 %; zpgarently.in gerted Walth,. was takey abtnq half two, and expired about lout PR ICE OF IfIrSTS ftanic Stack. ' Navy 5 per Cent. 98 k 16614 per Cent. n 4 p e r Cent. $1 ‘,3*,,0? it 3 per Cent,Re .:65 1 3 per :fent. Can. 66 Bank I yng Ann. 18 7...16t4s 5-16t4s . TOCJCS. 1111 A Y !WIC, Tgo /1 !nail ponqs; South So Stack; 7 ENCilailler 1i t .0.11 is. pr , Ituperial 3 per . Cont.. Ditto Awl.. , Cont. for 34t0 w ay, v.-4- • HIGH.iVATE:R AT Low loN E "1-0-N101?.. ROW. Mninidg,.B min. after 4. Afternoon, 24 min. aftcr4, •To T - TAYLOR Surgeon, t(o. q, NeW 06,1ga-street, London.. 1 Edinburgh, MaY s , !gr, • 311 t, . II i\ ' . 'thes : spring of 1794 I was affliCtQd l'ylt,u,, s ,', Venereal Compluint, Nyhtch I treated .with hold', ence for 6vernontlis; but 1 , /j then obliged to. '4I)OY t° - regular Physicb•M,7wlto put a .to:nporary stop to the virti• i len4e of the Disease i,by titerFurial applications) fbr soT time; but growing, in spite of all medictite a nd the a.iv''` . l . i. ,ef the, first' qemlemen of the Facility . hero, I.7oritl. at' •f - worse fOr.two y.ears, I was teduced to a state almost u''' 0: paralkleci and beyond daseription, being art entire leper o stsia uiceratpl from hold to flaut. —My head, throat, n 10. 01 4 ,1 nos:,; le4s, arms, ,te. have been'altemately in (tango ". 4 'becoming useless; ht stiort, I have had from meat . ' is ? Witty eatfll,; oic . erS on my body, and nexl). totally di, I prival of sight.. 4, -It would be voluminous . to partial!'" .rize all my case—sonic': it to say, there never was, or c ,, 1 %VIII, b:, ork, of a more dangerous, or of a more- conll , rated nature. 1 Vi. r .aS long looked uponTby My f r iends, Jo tnltnett fll'i. , . beYoiikt all hopes of tecovory; all ,l l r '' ' deer ,inm n y the condi;ii.n, death wa pv s. ferable to 1 Moro . than tniserable state, In this dmadiul liititariCAl I drag a most Miserable , . existenCe, till Divine l'itivido,'' i threw in my way : INIr. B. of i'l}mouth•iny friends re.id it, I could 11 "! . .', - ; rr sent and, procured sonic of . you: I.E Ag: E's I' A ' l ' is ' -. I, a *Noyspap . or containing the case (.4_ . I 'PILLS, which, by . iising trOm ti:...e to ti:n..., an; nowt l! s ,' crave I " ° 4 l'''' ,l, (ake: moil. than four.) ears intlescribblite ' utstass:, in a) girid a state or h...,:in as eves) eOPY,c ( I; t proof of Oils, I had a fine, thriving, lioattiq col . , l `‘r ' N h lrri oe ' s , l 4,i .toe a few months ask,: la gratt:i..,....e to Goo., . 1 "" 111 -;::' to '•'•.' of rz.ndoring my teliow-orcattsrmterwo, -1 roP" t " Y ( ' ~4 0 . . . i. Pu l) ,li'll till , ' ;and You tml ., ' at any rim I. ) ''''''" l ' . i '' - -wistt to bZt UttatiNl Of . the . tritib of this, or l'utt"e'e i''• .; li ettlar.,*ito t'r.o or. MY ifi4iltii,. by ,itior or person: .!I.tew clsei •tor bithwss w ill, over equal.tnine. and 4 . 1 1 0 II exced it, 1 nave. ;row ....xlicrience cvery !'Fist':! E.' a '! s l 44 4 4 i, rniiikintl, that in' ;our LE AN. t's NI f.S-tlicy will P l ' '' tread. ~ sure, speedy - , sAie, an d• radtcal eure, flu the it ' ..„ ful s'sie of to: Venereal 'Disease, which is called . c d " .', riamar. Loss. * Inititirtnintable. fainily reasOnisWpiNrev'eriii!vni.likoSilig l'l:ri"ii'';;;- name and address public ; but. tievlitable rcrions tv , ' ro il wanti:l4 inform.lEion mil ) , also be ref:.rgtil •to We alit! , I. Litnas by Mrs. S. Clark, Raitisay-Gar.lens, EtliolAt'O' 1: T. TAyL l' o reL , )afed acid Sold by „ N os . i 4 is.:`...ifoer tli . the Royal t;olle4c af- ." r5 ' V • in London, a; hi.; lionse, No. c. New 136, 1 .a:4ff...et , i,,:!; the Sok. Priiprietor, ,Where he Will giy;; Advice without 3 f;! , .:., tO priqi nS t . .,..0 , : 111) L t4be I), VS, and Wiil WIONer iinticilli IClttri, it l'i" oit ~ pain, tin the same terlnS. Obtielvjtig in .ill cases the T o o : '4invlolable secrecy, ;la person l 4 o:uue ~r case ilaviiig p ro : r, mentioned, but an thcir liwn T particulia reque.ir, by tric,'..• 1 prictor, norilig ,th,.: - • course or more than ill:cry-0 1. 1 , - .I:J that he has had the c.mdtiefing of an e ,:e1,,: vc iale of above Mclticini, anti the practice arising thereiro:n. etch They are also, soid by his ii.ppointtrierit, ,or thc e ( ":" tch 'dolt.," iit ttio,e iiy.i ng ,t 1 ( i 4,,,,,,,,. ,, by I v i r , ltas . , o , .Sou , n-brieo...e., Edinburgh; .gow, to .witsiin also Mr. T. \' ' l r t eler i s ac t ' i t ;r m h al i ' s l) :B i ;d r r ienst:r ; 3 % .'t ,t h r! l'crtunicrs, N. 3i, St, . A itypi's-sts . :::::t, e4l;-3 , 4 1 . 1 ; iv : Kotemon's •Toy- t.4up -'4Nei. in , oxibra „, i , T i.,, Av. 06 , bomuo , s,• No, 7, .6'6ll:ct t.-hill, 'nearly oppJille t he Li pif nurnent ; Mr. Steells, bookseller, No. 1, Unioli-r'i' g ' 0 0 -Tor:NA-hill; Mi. Bull, Darne.strtoti pobiint an" -11' add on )it every Considetable town .n Griatt_jiritapwvio Irdand, in !loxes of only as. cid. each, scale d iting r _ 50 'Mit "4.1 plain direttions, •wherehy persons 41 tytav cure then - is:el ves With ease and. sarecy. 1 ,,,.., 01 1 14 . 1 3.. F. ver Box told in Great stirirain is' sea w ii. with a Stamp y , •oh IP:hick: , Sy favotil •of the L:l-'411y1pir sicaers, is printed, at the Stititip . ,Oi li cc .,-. . •ii No. 6, New liritig.e..istr:et,'" . to imitate which is tel°").. all others arc cmulittr.teite: --,:-..----"ag-------*.77°. ••••••••• M a I ton- it rettt rilsvenar- squ Ire g Matt be addressed. " • MARRIEN. .0n tVedisesclay the zeth inst. at St. Luke's, Chelsea) T" mas Bryao,:Esq. of Cado;,..in-place; kit! of Doetits' Cot• mons, to Mary Simpkia, of tile ratite place, NVIONV of I. Shaikh), de;;;:ased.• ' • .• On Tursuoy kst,,at Olney, in -Lucks '• Henry- lt uirscl• Esq, of Cliesham, . to Miss Murray, tlaug4ier at the late Sir Robert Murray... - , The same day, at Bermondie) Church, John Cluttoli Egg'. of Southmark, to Miss 1) ibbi, Of 13ermdtuts4. Lately, loin) Withers, ,Esq. ~iriihuug':by, r of tot late, Robett Willoughby, Esl' of Miil Skaci Cottaw \Vantage, Berk*. niED. • _ clot.